> > Hmm. It sounds like the kernel might not be able to attach > the USB dvd drive on boot. > > Try plugging the USB dvd drive into a different usb port. > > I don't know whats up with the keyboard. Usually ps/2 keyboards > work fine and usb keyboards have problems.
Ok I have made a slight progress. It seems that the BIOS was configured to always use USB 2.0 (480Mbps), after switching to 12Mbps, the drive got recognized by the kernel at /dev/cd8 but mountroot still failed (and keyboard didnt work). Why cd8? I guess this is related to not using ehci by default. Why are we still not supporting USB 2.0 out of the box? Cheers, Petr
